There's this trend in supermarkets... These morons,who told them we want sweets for our change. i now hav a whole packet of sweets at home,... ati hakuna mashilingi. Aih bana,wakenya wanajiua wakitafuta hizo mashillingi,living less than a dollar a day,alafu maKUBAFF (with capital letters) watuharamie shilingi nne every tym u shop.
It may look less prima facie,but if me,u n others shop say daily 4 a whole year,hiyo ni pesa mob sana,this is another ANGLO-FLEECING!!!. If they do this to 10,000 people a day,... do the maths ....

if i were to go there with sweets(KSL) as my currency,would i do my little shopping?


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I'm also fed up with TUSKYS who seem to be more notorious. Other supermarkets do have coins apart from
TUSKYS...... they are just fleecing pple.

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jaribu,hio ni noma!!!

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@ jaribu - Just where do you get the time?. Some people are too busy they look for a ka-slot somewhere to squeeze in their shopping. Now,after you get a ka-slot,you go to the supermarket,spend like an hour picking stuff,line up for another ten minutes and then you are given the 'sweets for cash' story! Now you tell me,do you go through the whole process again in another supermarket? And when? Time is money bwana!

Its easy just carry enough sweets in your pockets while going shopping,if they dont have 4 bob give one sweet so that you get kobole,if they say they only have 10bobs then give six sweets

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av seen this in the uchumi koinange branch. kwani are we kids to be given sweets!

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